At the Mountains of Madness
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A doomed expedition, an ancient horror, and secrets buried in the ice.
A doomed expedition, an ancient horror, and
secrets buried in the ice. In Antarctica, scientists uncover ruins of an
unimaginable past. What begins as a discovery soon turns into a
terrifying struggle against forces beyond human comprehension.
At the Mountains of Madness is
Lovecraft’s ultimate cosmic horror masterpiece. With its eerie
atmosphere and mind-shattering revelations, this tale drags readers into
the depths of madness, where some truths are better left undiscovered.
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